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Elf Bar finds an easy way around US vape import ban: a name change - Vimarsana News

Elf Bar finds an easy way around US vape import ban: a name change

By MATTHEW PERRONE (AP Health Writer) WASHINGTON (AP) — Four months after U.S. regulators tried to block imports of Elf Bar, the top-selling Chinese disposable e-cigarette remains widely available thanks to a simple but effective tactic: a name change. Stores in Washington D.C., Philadelphia, New York and other cities remain fully stocked with the brightly […]

Elf Bar finds an easy way around US vape import ban: a name change - Vimarsana News

Elf Bar finds an easy way around US vape import ban: a name change

Chinese disposable e-cigarettes from Elf Bar remain widely available in the U.S. more than four months after U.S. health regulators moved to ban their importation

Source: qz.com
UAW widens strike to all GM and Stellantis plants - Vimarsana News

UAW widens strike to all GM and Stellantis plants

UAW President Shawn Fain on Friday said ahead of the union's 12 p.m. EST deadline: "Ford is showing that they're serious about reaching a deal, at GM and Stellanis, it's a different story."

Source: nypost.com
Car prices could surge 10% or more as UAW strike enters second week - Vimarsana News

Car prices could surge 10% or more as UAW strike enters second week

Experts expect car prices to rise between 10% and 20% depending on how long the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike lasts.

Source: nypost.com
United Auto Workers strike could drive up new and used car prices, cause parts shortage - Vimarsana News

United Auto Workers strike could drive up new and used car prices, cause parts shortage

Vehicle prices could rise between 10-20% depending on how long the autoworkers strike lasts, experts say.